Comments Thread For: John Scully chronicled as Hartford legend in ?The Ice Never Melts?

[BoxingUpdates]

When filmmaker Alonzo Beckett began putting together a series of documentaries on legends from the Connecticut city of Hartford, it was only a matter of time before John ?The Iceman? Scully became a subject.
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[the mesiah]

Great to see Iceman getting Iceman getting his shine ..he was always on here trying to sell items to help out former boxers that needed the paper to pay bills or whatever that was needed ..

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

Great to see Iceman getting his shine ..he was always on here trying to sell items to help out former boxers that needed the paper to pay bills or whatever that was needed ..

I’m actually still doing that. Usually and mostly on my Facebook page. I’ve got all kinds of stuff that I’m using to raise money for these guys. I appreciate your words, my man. Thank you very much

[Smash]

thats a coincidence ive got a Marvin Kohn Good Guy award as well

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

thats a coincidence ive got a Marvin Kohn Good Guy award as well

From the AABW?

[Smash]

From the AABW?

nah i awarded this one to myself

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

nah i awarded this one to myself

I hear you on that. I was gonna do that with the Academy Awards but they knew it wasn’t legit.

[Bennyleonard99]

Scully's unique portfolio of contributions to the betterment of boxing are more than worthy of an International Boxing Hall of Fame nomination and induction. I'm sure it will happen within five years.

[Muneeb]

This was such an inspiring read. John Scully’s story really captures the dedication and resilience that define Hartford’s sports community. It’s amazing how The Ice Never Melts highlights not just his achievements on the ice, but also the impact he’s had off it — mentoring younger players and giving back to local programs. Stories like this remind us why local legends matter so much to a city’s identity.Like him, my APK is also for legends to try Fr Legends

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

Scully's unique portfolio of contributions to the betterment of boxing are more than worthy of an International Boxing Hall of Fame nomination and induction. I'm sure it will happen within five years.

I appreciate your vote of confidence, but what I’ve done is not worthy of the Hall of Fame. I would say it’s more on the level of receiving a plaque for contribution to BOXING or something of that nature